A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the First Tee
Making a visit to a nearby golf course where a good friend is a member, I was struck by how… Read more »
Courses and Travel
A Special Place for Golf—Reynolds Plantation
I had no more returned from a stay at the Reynolds Plantation east of Atlanta than I found Golfweek magazine… Read more »
Cascasta-The Open Doctor in the Desert
Usually golf course reviews, even those of outstanding designs by Rees Jones (called the “Open Doctor” because of his work… Read more »
The Siren Song of Shadow Creek
Having put my game to test—often with less than stellar results—over hundreds of different courses the opportunity to play the… Read more »
The Greenbrier Bunker
From 1958 to 1992 it was a well-kept secret but even now when guided tours pass visitors through the 25-ton… Read more »
Pipestem-Golf & Lots More
Sitting atop the rim of Bluestone Canyon the views from the Pipestem Resort alone are worth the trip to this… Read more »
Course Closings 11 Times Openings
On the eve of what might be called “Golf’s Annual Global Summit,” better known as the annual PGA Merchandise Show… Read more »
Sweet Golf Alabama
Some call it “LA” but they aren’t referring to that city in Southern California. They are talking about the southern end… Read more »
Island Hills Attacks Golf’s Problems
The golf business has been wrestling with serious problems of which the most important by far is declining participation. The… Read more »
This Isn’t Your Father’s Florida Golf
Streamsong Resort courses are unlike any you have played in the Sunshine State. In fact there are only a handful… Read more »
